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Alberta program allows small and medium business to apply for COVID-19 rapid tests

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COVID-19 rapid testing kits through their local chamber of commerce.According to a Wednesday news release from the province, interested businesses can apply to receive the kits directly from their chamber.“This partnership gives businesses another leg up to move our economy forward,” Premier Jason Kenney said.“By making it easier to access rapid testing kits when and where they need them, we are providing businesses with a vital tool to protect their workers and the Albertans they serve.” Alberta increasing access to COVID-19 rapid testing program Local chambers will need to sign an agreement, then Alberta Health will provide rapid tests, along with a pre-approved screening plan.A chamber membership is not required, the province said, and.

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